Waldron'S Square

Waldron's Square is a 18th-century, three-storey brick house featuring stone quoins and a stone string at the first-floor level. It has an old tile mansard roof with a central brick stack. The second floor has two three-light casement windows, which were formerly wider. The ground and first-floor windows also have three-light designs with cement lintels. There are two outer flanking panels on the first floor, and two modern doors are set within stone architraves that have a plain stone surround and a flat moulded stone hood supported by cut brackets. The building is well-proportioned and is approached from the road by a modern flight of steps. Waldron's Square, along with Westcroft, the stable block to Westcroft, the building to the northwest, and the wall, forms a group with the listed buildings on the north side of the Conigre.